What we buy Gold Jewelry & Scrap
Jewelry & scrap
Sell Gold Jewelry & Scrap Gold in Tyler
Broken chains, single earrings, an ex-husband's wedding band, a class ring from a high school somebody graduated from in 1974. None of it has to be pretty to be worth money.
Everything is tested and weighed where you can see it, and the arithmetic is shown rather than announced.
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903-200-8805Gold jewelry and scrap we buy
- Chains, bracelets, rings, and earrings in 10K, 14K, 18K, 22K, and 24K
- Broken, tangled, bent, and mismatched pieces
- Class rings, wedding bands, and signet rings
- Dental gold, crowns, and bridges
- Gold watch cases and bands
- Sterling silver flatware, hollowware, and jewelry
- Platinum jewelry and settings
- Diamond and gemstone jewelry, valued as pieces rather than scrap
Karat, weight, and what beats scrap
Scrap gold is straightforward once two numbers are known: how pure it is and how much it weighs. Ten karat is 41.7% gold, fourteen is 58.3%, eighteen is 75%. Each piece is tested and grouped by karat, weighed on a certified scale, and paid against the live gold market.
Stamps get verified rather than trusted. Marks wear off, and now and then something stamped 14K is plated. Acid and electronic testing settle it in seconds and you watch it happen.
Some pieces are worth more whole than melted. Signed designer work, antique settings, and jewelry holding good stones can beat scrap by a lot, so those are set aside and valued as jewelry instead of being weighed away.
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FAQ
Sell Gold Jewelry & Scrap Gold in Tyler: common questions
How much is my gold jewelry worth?
It comes down to karat purity and weight against the live gold price. Everything is tested and weighed in front of you and the math is shown.
Do you buy broken jewelry?
Yes. Condition does not matter for scrap value. Broken chains, single earrings, and bent rings all carry the same gold they always did.
What about the diamonds in my ring?
Stones are valued separately and larger or better-quality diamonds add real money. We will tell you when a piece is worth keeping whole rather than scrapping.
Do you take sterling flatware?
We do. Sterling is 92.5% silver and is bought by weight against the market. Bring the whole chest.